We welcome library patrons to a regular monthly event – a place to meet up with fellow game players of all ages.

The room is open to players of chess, role-playing games, board games, Euro games, standard cards, mah-jongg, war games, and trading/collectible card games.

Bring your own games, or try a game from our collection already on hand. No sign up required! Refreshments are served.

This event is also open to regular card groups and other game clubs looking for a venue.

Come on out to meet fellow local players – Learn new games – Sharpen your intellect – and enjoy the social aspects of games.

Learn how to use the basic features of an e-mail account by using the Yahoo! e-mail service to communicate quickly and conveniently with friends, family, and colleagues. Tips for printing messages will also be demonstrated. Attendance at Internet, Part 1 or prior Internet experience is preferred.

AND

E-mail Basics, Part 2: Message Management

Learn how to attach files to outgoing messages and open incoming attachments. Organize your list of contacts using an Address Book. Learn how to create folders for filing messages.

All branch classes are demonstration-style and include handouts.

Please call the Nordonia Hills Branch to sign up for this class: 330.467.8595

Please visit our website for more information: Electronic Services Computer Training    

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

For children Kindergarten-8th Grade.

Tuesdays, September 15-December 15, 3:30pm-5:00pm.

DECORATE THE LIBRARY FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

Come create holiday decorations for the library and some to take home. We'll make some cool garland for the tree and snowmen for the desk. After the fun of decorating stay for Pixar's new movie UP that begins at 1pm.

For all ages, no sign-up is required.

UP (PG)(96 minutes)

The library has more to offer than just books. It's also a fun place to enjoy a flick and popcorn...for FREE! Children under 8 years old must be accompanied to the movie by a parent or adult caregiver. See you at the show!

Everyone can use a key ring. Make one for yourself or a friend!

For children in grades 3rd-5th.

Program size is limited; please sign up in advance!

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

THE BANANA SCULPTOR, THE PURPLE LADY, AND THE ALL-NIGHT SWIMMER: COLLECTING AND OTHER PASSIONATE PURSUITS by Susan Sheehan

Read, discuss, and explore with our Coffee & Conversation Group. We welcome and encourage adult readers to join our ongoing book discussions. We read an eclectic range of titles, both fiction and nonfiction, selected by the individual readers.

Second Thursday of each month at 2:00 p.m.

No sign up required. Refreshments are served. Please join us for some adult discussion with other book lovers!

Everyone is welcome to join us for a festive afternoon of holiday music, crafts, and goodies. Co-sponsored by the Friends of Nordonia Hills Library

No sign up needed.

Instead of going into debt again this year, why not try a new gift-giving tradition this holiday season? Join us and learn how to put together affordable holiday gifts on virtually any budget.

Sign up is suggested, as space is limited.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

Grab your crocheting/knitting needles and yarn and stitch the evening away.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for crocheting/knitting, tips, advice, friendship, and more. Even if you're a new crafter, come and check us out!

Meet local knitters/crocheters, have fun comparing patterns, techniques and tips. Everyone is welcome...all levels of experience.

Refreshments will be served.

Are you a parent looking for more opportunities to talk with other adults? A senior seeking ways to keep your mind active and engaged? A student working to improve reasoning and thinking skills? A person wanting to meet some of your neighbors in an informal, yet thoughtful setting?

If so, join us at the Socrates Café.

An ongoing, regular discussion for patrons 16 and over - A place to discuss life with other adults – We explore questions we all ask ourselves in a open and friendly manner.

No sign up necessary – No homework – No assigned reading.

Based on the book by CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS, the Cafe opens the 2nd Wednesday of each month. New cafe-goers are always welcome, age 16 and over.

Come and take part, or just listen to the discussion!

Looking for somewhere you can s-p-r-e-a-d your stuff and scrap all day? Join the fun and friendly Nordonia Hills Scrapbookers at our monthly, library-sponsored crops. Bring your gear, your newest accomplishments, your ideas to share. Bring a snack, too, if you'd like.
New faces always welcome. Just bring some photos, and we'll help you get your feet wet.

Do you like to talk about the books you enjoy reading with others? Then join us the second Monday of each month at 2 pm for reader-to-reader book discussions, informal fun, and sharing with fellow fiction lovers.

Following a car accident that claims the life of her passenger, Marissa, June Parker finds a list that Marissa had written entitled "20 Things to Do By My 25th Birthday" and is compelled to complete the list.

No sign-up is required. Refreshments will be served. Come meet with other adults who like to read and discuss lighter fiction.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

For ages 3-6 years old. Join us for a special storytime event featuring Mo Willems’ popular character, the Pigeon. We’ll read silly stories and do some fun crafts. Sign up begins December 1st.

HARK by Ed McBain

Discuss and explore the mystery and thriller genres with our Mystery Book Lovers group. We welcome and encourage adult readers to join our book discussion. We read an eclectic range of mystery titles, plus suspense, some true crime, and thrillers. Third Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.

No sign up required. Refreshments are served. Please join us for some crime solving with other mystery lovers!

We welcome library patrons to a regular monthly event – a place to meet up with fellow game players of all ages.

The room is open to players of chess, role-playing games, board games, Euro games, standard cards, mah-jongg, war games, and trading/collectible card games.

Bring your own games, or try a game from our collection already on hand. No sign up required! Refreshments are served.

This event is also open to regular card groups and other game clubs looking for a venue.

Come on out to meet fellow local players – Learn new games – Sharpen your intellect – and enjoy the social aspects of games.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

For children in Kindergarten – 2nd grade. Come for stories, crafts and fun! Please sign up.

For children in Kindergarten – 5th grade. Come and make some fun Lego creations! Please sign up.

Do you like to talk about the books you enjoy reading with others? Then join us the second Monday of each month at 2 pm for reader-to-reader book discussions, informal fun, and sharing with fellow fiction lovers.

Losing her job and desperate to continue to pay rent on her Manhatten apartment, Erin Edwards takes a job as a waitress at a chic Upper East Side restaurant where she finds herself at the beck and call of a notorious celebrity chef, the restaurant owner's outrageous wife, difficult diners, and an undercover food critic who can make or break an establishment.

No sign-up is required. Refreshments will be served. Come meet with other adults who like to read and discuss lighter fiction.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

Grab your crocheting/knitting needles and yarn and stitch the evening away.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for crocheting/knitting, tips, advice, friendship, and more. Even if you're a new crafter, come and check us out!

Meet local knitters/crocheters, have fun comparing patterns, techniques and tips. Everyone is welcome...all levels of experience.

Refreshments will be served.

Are you a parent looking for more opportunities to talk with other adults? A senior seeking ways to keep your mind active and engaged? A student working to improve reasoning and thinking skills? A person wanting to meet some of your neighbors in an informal, yet thoughtful setting?

If so, join us at the Socrates Café.

An ongoing, regular discussion for patrons 16 and over - A place to discuss life with other adults – We explore questions we all ask ourselves in a open and friendly manner.

No sign up necessary – No homework – No assigned reading.

Based on the book by CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS, the Cafe opens the 2nd Wednesday of each month. New cafe-goers are always welcome, age 16 and over.

Come and take part, or just listen to the discussion!

We welcome library patrons to a regular monthly event – a place to meet up with fellow game players of all ages.

The room is open to players of chess, role-playing games, board games, Euro games, standard cards, mah-jongg, war games, and trading/collectible card games.

Bring your own games, or try a game from our collection already on hand. No sign up required! Refreshments are served.

This event is also open to regular card groups and other game clubs looking for a venue.

Come on out to meet fellow local players – Learn new games – Sharpen your intellect – and enjoy the social aspects of games.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

THE BLUE ROSE by Anthony Eglin

Discuss and explore the mystery and thriller genres with our Mystery Book Lovers group. We welcome and encourage adult readers to join our book discussion. We read an eclectic range of mystery titles, plus suspense, some true crime, and thrillers. Third Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.

THE DINOSAURS ARE BACK!

Come to the library and create a Twirly-Rex

Sign up is suggested, as space is limited.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

Do you like to talk about the books you enjoy reading with others? Then join us the second Monday of each month at 2 pm for reader-to-reader book discussions, informal fun, and sharing with fellow fiction lovers.

Rescued during a break-in by an unlikely hitman who has been directed by the mob to protect her, food writer Agnes Crandall finds her situation further complicated by a missing cache of money that becomes a key factor in a Southern mafia wedding.

No sign-up is required. Refreshments will be served. Come meet with other adults who like to read and discuss lighter fiction.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

Grab your crocheting/knitting needles and yarn and stitch the evening away.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for crocheting/knitting, tips, advice, friendship, and more. Even if you're a new crafter, come and check us out!

Meet local knitters/crocheters, have fun comparing patterns, techniques and tips. Everyone is welcome...all levels of experience.

Refreshments will be served.

For children in Kindergarten – 2nd grade. Come and celebrate with us! Please sign up.

Are you a parent looking for more opportunities to talk with other adults? A senior seeking ways to keep your mind active and engaged? A student working to improve reasoning and thinking skills? A person wanting to meet some of your neighbors in an informal, yet thoughtful setting?

If so, join us at the Socrates Café.

An ongoing, regular discussion for patrons 16 and over - A place to discuss life with other adults – We explore questions we all ask ourselves in a open and friendly manner.

No sign up necessary – No homework – No assigned reading.

Based on the book by CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS, the Cafe opens the 2nd Wednesday of each month. New cafe-goers are always welcome, age 16 and over.

Come and take part, or just listen to the discussion!

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two to five years old, not yet in kindergarten. Two-year-olds must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

Discuss and explore the mystery and thriller genres with our Mystery Book Lovers group. We welcome and encourage adult readers to join our book discussion. We read an eclectic range of mystery titles, plus suspense, some true crime, and thrillers. Third Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.

No sign up required. Refreshments are served. Please join us for some crime solving with other mystery lovers!

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

We welcome library patrons to a regular monthly event – a place to meet up with fellow game players of all ages.

The room is open to players of chess, role-playing games, board games, Euro games, standard cards, mah-jongg, war games, and trading/collectible card games.

Bring your own games, or try a game from our collection already on hand. No sign up required! Refreshments are served.

This event is also open to regular card groups and other game clubs looking for a venue.

Come on out to meet fellow local players – Learn new games – Sharpen your intellect – and enjoy the social aspects of games.

ZIP UP YOUR FRIENDSHIP

Join us and make a zipper friendship bracelet!

For children in grades 3rd-5th.

Sign up is suggested, as space is limited.

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

HOMEWORK CORNER

Got homework? Get help from peers or our willing library staff. This is a volunteer effort and certified teachers are not available. Drop-ins are welcome.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two to five years old, not yet in kindergarten. Two-year-olds must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two to five years old, not yet in kindergarten. Two-year-olds must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

Do you like to talk about the books you enjoy reading with others? Then join us the second Monday of each month at 2 pm for reader-to-reader book discussions, informal fun, and sharing with fellow fiction lovers.

Beautiful and wealthy widow, Ponce Morris enjoys her life as the perfect companion to the powerful couples with whom she socializes, until Babette Steele, an ambitious young writer, stumbles upon her secret affair with a married celebrity fertility doctor, and the resulting scandal threatens to unravel her life and the lives of her friends.

No sign-up is required. Refreshments will be served. Come meet with other adults who like to read and discuss lighter fiction.

Grab your crocheting/knitting needles and yarn and stitch the evening away.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for crocheting/knitting, tips, advice, friendship, and more. Even if you're a new crafter, come and check us out!

Meet local knitters/crocheters, have fun comparing patterns, techniques and tips. Everyone is welcome...all levels of experience.

Refreshments will be served.

Are you a parent looking for more opportunities to talk with other adults? A senior seeking ways to keep your mind active and engaged? A student working to improve reasoning and thinking skills? A person wanting to meet some of your neighbors in an informal, yet thoughtful setting?

If so, join us at the Socrates Café.

An ongoing, regular discussion for patrons 16 and over - A place to discuss life with other adults – We explore questions we all ask ourselves in a open and friendly manner.

No sign up necessary – No homework – No assigned reading.

Based on the book by CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS, the Cafe opens the 2nd Wednesday of each month. New cafe-goers are always welcome, age 16 and over.

Come and take part, or just listen to the discussion!

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two to five years old, not yet in kindergarten. Two-year-olds must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two to five years old, not yet in kindergarten. Two-year-olds must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 6-24 months with a parent or caregiver. Our programs feature bounces, songs, and stories. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two to five years old, not yet in kindergarten. Two-year-olds must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children two years old accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Please sign up beginning January 4.

For children 3-5 years old, not yet in Kindergarten. Please sign up beginning January 4.

Do you like to talk about the books you enjoy reading with others? Then join us the second Monday of each month at 2 pm for reader-to-reader book discussions, informal fun, and sharing with fellow fiction lovers.

A letter from a childhood friend to whom she has not spoken in ten years and an odd legacy from her boss, elderly historian Oliver Doucet, sends Cameron on a mission to track down her old friend Sonia and deliver a mysterious package to her.

No sign-up is required. Refreshments will be served. Come meet with other adults who like to read and discuss lighter fiction.

Grab your crocheting/knitting needles and yarn and stitch the evening away.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for crocheting/knitting, tips, advice, friendship, and more. Even if you're a new crafter, come and check us out!

Meet local knitters/crocheters, have fun comparing patterns, techniques and tips. Everyone is welcome...all levels of experience.

Refreshments will be served.

Do you like to talk about the books you enjoy reading with others? Then join us the second Monday of each month at 2 pm for reader-to-reader book discussions, informal fun, and sharing with fellow fiction lovers.

The once close relationships between sisters Anna, Bett, and Carrie Quinlan has dissolved into estrangement as adults, until their grandmother, Lola, comes up with a scheme to reunite the sisters by summoning them all home to celebrate her eightieth birthday.

No sign-up is required. Refreshments will be served. Come meet with other adults who like to read and discuss lighter fiction.

Grab your crocheting/knitting needles and yarn and stitch the evening away.

Join us the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for crocheting/knitting, tips, advice, friendship, and more. Even if you're a new crafter, come and check us out!

Meet local knitters/crocheters, have fun comparing patterns, techniques and tips. Everyone is welcome...all levels of experience.

Refreshments will be served.